The March 16, 1868, edition of the Chicago Evening Post reported on a “bold robbery” that occurred after a man, early for a ...

Judge Thomas E. Nowinski, who released two alleged domestic abusers who went on to commit fatal stabbings, is "not currently" ...

Gunfire that erupted last weekend near Macy's on State Street caused panic among holiday revelers, but Downtown has seen less ...

Thornton Wilder's “The Long Christmas Dinner" follows multiple generations as they celebrate at the same home. It runs ...

In a federal complaint, the former contractors say that Favorite Healthcare Staffing systematically mishandled personally ...

Find Your Fist, which offers free boxing weekly classes for children and teens, is hosting its second annual Christmas toy ...

Antioch was demolished over two years ago after a devastating fire on Good Friday. Its new Worship and Empowerment centers ...

The brewery said Tuesday it changed its name to Steep Ravine Brewing Company after a dispute with Ravinia Festival and will ...

Friends, family, neighbors and fans of the late music producer gathered in Avondale Monday afternoon for a street sign ...

The Sheridan Road shelter opened in July 2023 to house 250 migrants, mostly families. It was the last temporary migrant ...

In 1881, the Chicago Tribune reported "there are over 500 saloons in Chicago which do not deserve to be called respectable, and the closing of which would give satisfaction to every” respectable ...

Employees at businesses around 103rd and Halsted streets told Block Club car accidents and speeding drivers are a common sight. Ald. Ronnie Mosley said he's working on a solution.